Trask v. Stone
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
The plaintiff was an infant under the age of eight years, and sued this action, “ by Niles Tilden, of, &c., the next friend of the said William, who is admitted by the Court here to prosecute for the said William, in a plea of trespass,” &c.
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The plaintiff was an infant under the age of eight years, and sued this action, “ by Niles Tilden, of, &c., the next friend of the said William, who is admitted by the Court here to prosecute for the said William, in a plea of trespass,” &c. The defendant pleaded in abatement, admitting the infancy, but averring that Mary Trash, of, &c., is the mother-and surviving parent of the said William, and the guardian by nature and nurture of the said William; and that the suit ought to have been prosecuted by her, as guardian of the said William, as aforesaid, and not by the said Niles Tilden, as the…
1Opinion of the Court
Curia.
This is no cause for abating the writ. If there was ground for the objection, there should have been a motion tc stay proceedings.
Respondeos ouster.
2Cited by2 opinions
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